The Builder Volume 71
The Builder Volume 71
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Author: Books Group
Page Count: 830 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235898310
File Name: The.Builder.Volume.71.pdf
Download Link: The Builder Volume 71
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ... the argument, Mr. Park Harrison, M.A., dissented from this and pointed out what he considered to be certain evidences of Saxon design and workmanship. The Rev. J. H. S: amp, the curate in charge, described the tombs and the painted glass, the stocks (preserved in the porch), and the pillory. The party now set forth lor High Beech, where they lunched at the " King's Oik," and continued the drive through the forest of Epping to Chingford. A short visit was paid to the recentlyformed and valuable local museum established in Queen Elizabeth's Lodge, where Mr. Cole, the curator, and Mr, Chalkly Gould, one of the founders, pointed out the most interesting discoveries that had been made in the immediate locality; then the members took train for London, where, in the large room at the hotel set apart for their use, the formal business of concluding a successful and in all respects (except the weather) satisfactory congress was transacted, and the members separated. existence of a Roman building, probably of the temple which tradition asserts once occupied a site in Westminster. Referring to Ccesar and Strabo, Dr. Phene submitted that the British cities must have been of considerable importance, and that there was a great trade carried on with the nations of the Continent; that the highways were roads well known before the coming of Cresar, and were the great roads of traffic; that secondary roads and lesser roads crossed the country and intersected each other; that O-sar himself mentions the "well-known roads and ways," all these references proving the ancient Britons to have been a. far more civilised people than has hitherto been generally supposed. Metallic currency was also in existence, the 11 Iceni" using a gold coinage. At the conclusi...
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The Builder Volume 71 by Books Group
Author: Books Group
Page Count: 830 pages
Published Date: 01 May 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781235898310
File Name: The.Builder.Volume.71.pdf
Download Link: The Builder Volume 71
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1896 Excerpt: ... the argument, Mr. Park Harrison, M.A., dissented from this and pointed out what he considered to be certain evidences of Saxon design and workmanship. The Rev. J. H. S: amp, the curate in charge, described the tombs and the painted glass, the stocks (preserved in the porch), and the pillory. The party now set forth lor High Beech, where they lunched at the " King's Oik," and continued the drive through the forest of Epping to Chingford. A short visit was paid to the recentlyformed and valuable local museum established in Queen Elizabeth's Lodge, where Mr. Cole, the curator, and Mr, Chalkly Gould, one of the founders, pointed out the most interesting discoveries that had been made in the immediate locality; then the members took train for London, where, in the large room at the hotel set apart for their use, the formal business of concluding a successful and in all respects (except the weather) satisfactory congress was transacted, and the members separated. existence of a Roman building, probably of the temple which tradition asserts once occupied a site in Westminster. Referring to Ccesar and Strabo, Dr. Phene submitted that the British cities must have been of considerable importance, and that there was a great trade carried on with the nations of the Continent; that the highways were roads well known before the coming of Cresar, and were the great roads of traffic; that secondary roads and lesser roads crossed the country and intersected each other; that O-sar himself mentions the "well-known roads and ways," all these references proving the ancient Britons to have been a. far more civilised people than has hitherto been generally supposed. Metallic currency was also in existence, the 11 Iceni" using a gold coinage. At the conclusi...
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